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How to build a Dakar Champ: We go behind the scenes in Peru, 9 Vehicles tested: DATSUN GO 1,2 LUX/ MERCEDES-BENZ A250 7G-DCT / KIA SPORTAGE 1,6 GDI IGNITE AT NISSAN NP300 HARDBODY DC 2,5 TDI HI-RIDER 4x4 / MAHINDRA XUV500 2,2 CRDe W10 AT / MERCEDES-BENZ C180 9G-TRONIC / 3-MONTH TEST: MAZDA2 1,5 INDIVIDUAL PLUS AT / 12-MONTH TEST: PEUGEOT 3008 1,6 THP ACTIVE AT / BIKE: SUZUKI SV650 ABS

The Innovators

The Cars We Drive Today Were Influenced by These Pioneers.

1 min

Drag King

We pore over the fascinating car collection of the father of South African drag racing.

3 mins

Magic 8

With every new 911, anoraks fear Porsche will dent the iconic sportscar’s unique appeal. And like every previous time, they can breathe a sigh of relief.

3 mins

Just Take Five

The engines may be familiar but that’s it – the all-new, strikingly styled RAV4 means business.

5 mins

It's Not About The Car

What a metaphor, launching an electric vehicle in the oil-obsessed United Arab Emirates. If Audi’s E-tron can succeed here, it can succeed anywhere. That’s the plan, at least.

6 mins

The New Standard

When the world’s foremost builder of luxury vehicles puts its hand to creating an SUV, the results are spectacular.

4 mins

Docile Bull

Replacing the charming but flawed LP610-4, the new Huracán Evo keeps the drama but ditches the temper.

5 mins

French Diplomacy

A year spent with Peugeot’s gentle midsize crossover turned its keeper into a proud Francophile.

5 mins

2's Company

Three months with the Mazda2 and only one question: is there a more characterful B-segment hatch out there?

3 mins

Renault 16 TS (1966-'75)

A versatile fastback with true French flair.

2 mins

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CAR is Southern Africa’s leading automotive-interest magazine – and has been since 1957. It’s aimed at petrol-heads of all ages looking for, expert reviews, road tests, driving impressions of the latest models available and great motoring content from the country’s leading motoring journalists.